Not since that brief Australian mania sparked by Crocodile Dundee has North America fallen so head over heels in love with a foreign culture.

OUT: Foster's lager, kangaroos, Paul Hogan and putting shrimps on barbies.
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I can guarantee you have never seen a film like The Cup -- because none quite like it has ever been made before. I can also guarantee that you'll like it, if you give it the chance to spin its web of monk magic.

 Officially, The Cup is the first feature film from the country of Bhutan. But it was made in northern India by a Bhutan-born Tibetan Buddhist monk who works in exile from his Tibetan spiritual homeland and is recognized as the reincarnation of a 19th century religious reformer and saint.
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